Amerock Blackrock 3-3/4 in (96mm) Cabinet Pull Review (2026)
By Nate Sawyer, Editor · Updated July 2026
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- Kitchen reno
- Modern look
- Drawers
- Doors
Amerock's Blackrock pull uses the mainstream 96mm center-to-center spacing, so it lines up with most modern bored doors and drawers, and its solid zinc die-cast feels substantial in a broad finish range, with screws included. But die-cast zinc can chip on tile, 96mm won't fit fronts pre-bored for 76mm, and the screws may be short for thick fronts.
Pros
- 96mm center-to-center is the most common modern spacing, so it lines up with existing bored doors/drawers
- Solid zinc die-cast feels substantial, not hollow, and the finish range matches most kitchen palettes
- Comes with the mounting screws and a widely available collection so you can add matching sizes later
Cons
- Die-cast zinc can chip to bright metal if dropped on tile during install
- 3-3/4 in spacing won't fit doors pre-bored for 3 in (76mm) without re-drilling and filling old holes
- Included screws are one length — thick drawer fronts or backer plates need longer screws bought separately
Specifications
| Type | Bar/arch cabinet pull |
|---|---|
| Center-to-center | 3-3/4 in (96mm) |
| Overall length | ~4-9/16 in |
| Projection | ~1-3/8 in |
| Material | Zinc die-cast |
| Finish | Satin nickel, matte black, polished chrome, others |
| Hardware | Includes 8-32 machine screws |
Frequently Asked Questions
- Will a 96mm pull fit my existing cabinet holes?
- Only if they are bored at 96mm (3-3/4 in) centers, which is the most common modern spacing. Doors pre-bored for 3 in (76mm) will not line up without re-drilling and filling the old holes — measure center to center before ordering.
- Does the pull come with screws?
- Yes, 8-32 machine screws are included, but they are one length. Thick drawer fronts or backer plates need longer screws bought separately, which is easy to overlook until install day.
- Is die-cast zinc hardware durable enough?
- It feels substantial rather than hollow and the finish range covers most kitchen palettes. The one weakness is impact: dropped on tile during install, die-cast zinc can chip to bright metal, which does not touch up well.